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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 17, 1934

Page

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Winchester Meeting Considers Local Movie Standards

A Handley Library auditorium gathering of Winchester citizens and church pastors discussed film exhibition in local theatres amid concerns about immoral influence on youth. A committee was named to draft resolutions for a follow up meeting next Tuesday.

Handley Library Winchester Monica E. T. Clarke Presbyterian Church H. H. Hable Palace Theatre Tom Baldridge Capitol Theatre Warner Brothers Messrs. Hable Baldridge Hable Virginia Board of Censors

Yard Party at Bryarly School House July 19

Benefit for Stine's Chapel Company E on July 19 with a yard party at Bryarly School House. Proceeds support the chapel fundraiser and community event activities.

Bryarly School Thurs Benefit Stine’s Chapel Co. E

Fresh Watermelons At City Market Special Prices

City Market offers fresh watermelons for picnics and parties with special prices. Cat on track promotion noted. July 17 edition reference indicates sale event in progress.

Davis Grocery Sells Fresh Corn Daily

Daily corn sale at Davis Grocery highlights fresh produce offered each day for customers seeking farm fresh ears.

Davis Grocery

Square Dance at Elm Springs Stephens City Web

Elm Springs hosts a square dance at Stephens City Web on July 18 with refreshments and admission set at 40 cents. Event listing shows 7-17-1p-11 as a time reference.

Elm Springs Stephens City Web

Big Lawn Festival Seeks Cake Donations and Prizes

District Nurse Association committees report progress for a lawn festival aiming to raise 1000 dollars. Citizens and groups are urged to donate cakes and cash, with 150 prizes collected for bingo and more to come. Volunteers including Boy Scouts will collect items. events include shooting exhibitions and varied amusements nightly.

District Nurse Association Lawn Fere Andrew Bell Martin Wisecarver Mayor Anderson American Legion Auxiliary Mine McArthur Stephens City Frank Hack Alexander Jones Helen Conrad Winchester Alfred N. Kerfoot P. P. Pilcher Amherst Street P. G. Ireland The Lions Club Clarence Hardy Northern Virginia Power Company Sergeant Smith Winchester Gun Club Winchester Police Arthur Seabright Earl Cuthbert

Goldsborough Announces Run for Governor

United States Senator Phillips Lee Goldsborough said he will seek the Republican nomination for governor, a post he held 20 years ago. He cited encouraging sentiment and pledged to reform state government under Governor Albert C. Ritchie if elected. He plans to file within 24 hours and begin campaigning, as the fifth Republican candidate.

Associated Press Baltimore United States Phillips Lee Goldsborough Goldsborough

Soft Water Used Winchester Steam Laundry Ad

Winchester Steam Laundry advertises soft water service and lists contact number 28 3-26-lp-e. o. d. tf for customers seeking laundry help.

Winchester Steam

Sale of Samuel Mash properties at Court House noon July 21

The Samuel Mash properties include brick house No 230 East Piccadilly Street opposite Woolen Mill and two residences Nos 589 and 591 near Douglas Colored School. They will be sold in front of Court House at noon on Saturday July 21.

East Piccadilly Street Woolen Mill Douglas Colored School Court House

General Strike Threatens Pacific Coast Coasts

The general strike across the Pacific coast prompted mediators and civic groups to mobilize amid fears of famine and disruption. Acting Governor Frank F Merriam offered to deploy federal aid and coordinate relief efforts for San Francisco and surrounding communities.

San Francisco Pacific Coast Frank F. Merriam

Death claims Clarke county farmer W S Hummer at 64

W S Hummer aged 64 a Clarke county farmer died at his home near Bethel Church yesterday at 1 30 pm from complications. He leaves a widow eight children four sisters and five brothers. Funeral from the home Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Dr Van der Linden officiating and burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Pallbearers will be his sons.

W. S. Hummer Clarke County Bethel Church Hummer Carter Hall Burwells Mason Frances Hummer Curtis Lewin Boyce Roy Joseph Hummer Macedonia Ohio Lewis Hummer Marmans River Stanley Ware Millwood George Floyd Alfred Hummer James Longerbeam Round Hill Hunter Payne Berryville Ernest Fowler Bluemont Ernest Feltner John Hummer Bloomfield Charles Turner James van der Linden Boyce Baptist Church Green Hill Cemetery

Heirs of Evelyn V Campbell Estate Filed in County Clerk

The list of heirs at law for the estate of the late Mrs. Evelyn V. Campbell of Stephens City has been filed. Named heirs include R. A. Lemley and G. W. Lemley, Mrs. Katie M. Parker, G. E and C. E. Lemley, Preston Clayton, Norman Carbaugh, Mrs. Alice Staples, and Mrs. Clementine Ward with addresses in Stephens City and Capon Bridge West Virginia. Some heirs are unknown.

Evelyn V. Campbell Stephens City R. A. Lemley Katie M. Parker G. W E. M G. E C. E. Lemley Preston Clayton Norman Carbaugh Alice Staples Clementine Ward Hiece Capon Bridge W. Va Lillie G. Hollingsworth

Public sale at White Post packing shed in July

A public sale is scheduled at the packing shed near White Post station at 1 p m on Saturday July 21 1934. Items include 2 Crabill graders 30 ladders 400 apple crates and other packing supplies. Dunn and Duvall Auctioneers McCann Clerk.

White Post Station Crabill Dunn and Duvall Auct McCann

Ladies' Aid Event on Middletown Church Lawn

On the Middletown church lawn a Saturday night event runs from 7 to 10 by the Ladies' Aid group. This notice outlines the gathering time and venue for the community fundraiser.

Church Lawn Middletown Ladies' Aid

Textile mill strike shuts Fletcher mill in Huntsville Alabama

Striking workers storm the Fletcher cotton mill in Huntsville as a state wide walkout closes multiple Alabama plants. Police and deputies rush the scene with a machine gun and rifles. Over 13 000 workers are out as mills in Anniston Florence Jasper and Cordova join the walkout and 20 mills close.

Associated Press Huntsville Ala Fletcher Anniston Florence Jasper Cordova

Park To Play Benefit Game Next Saturday

Winchester Park Association hosts a three day yard party July 19 20 21 with grounds and concessions to support the District Nurse Association seeking 1000. Mt Briar Hornets Boonesboro Md will play Park in a Saturday benefit game with manager Russell Potts urging local attendance.

Winchester Park Association District Nurse Association Park Association Nurse Association Mt. Briar Hornets Boonesboro Maryland Hagerstown Thursay Russell Potts Winchester Potts

Italian waiter Mancini charged with trunk murder

London July 17 Tony Mancini an Italian waiter was charged with the murder of Mrs. Violette Kaye Saunders known as Mrs. Violette Saunders a dancer. The body was found jammed in a trunk with parts of another woman believed dismembered from a torso found earlier in Brighton. Mancini was arrested in southeast London and charged after questioning by Scotland Yard detectives.

Associated Press London Tony Mancini Violette Kaye Violette Saunders Brighton Mancini Scotland Yard

Bethel Methodist Church Benefit Patch Set for July 18

At old Bethel Methodist Church a benefit event is planned for Wednesday July 18 to raise funds for church repairs. Organizers invite community members and parishioners to contribute and attend.

Old Bethel Methodist Church Wed

Dawes Loan Trustees Halt Interest Payments Amid Tensions

Dawes loan trustees in Belin announced they will withhold about 200 million marks monthly from interest payments on the Dawes loan to Germany, storing revenues in Reichsbank vaults. Government threats of retaliatory measures and potential confiscation of funds were noted as the dispute escalated.

Associated Press Belin Dawes Loan Germany Reichsbank Dawes Bank of International Settlements Finance Ministry

Ptomaine Poison Seizes El Keller

Park baseball catcher Ellsworth Keller, who also drives a truck for Winchester Steam Laundry, was taken ill with ptomaine poisoning after eating a meat sandwich during a trip to Strasburg. He was treated at home and is recovering, with possible absence from work tomorrow.

Ellsworth Keller Winchester Steam Strasburg

President Asked to Intervene in West Coast Strike

The White House said unofficial requests for executive intervention in the Pacific coast strike were forwarded to President Roosevelt along with latest emergency developments. No immediate plan for his personal involvement was indicated, though he was kept informed of both major and minor San Francisco events.

Associated Press Washington White House West Coast Roosevelt Pacific San Francisco Pacific Port

Illness Fatal to Father of Local Woman Frank M Giffen

Frank M Giffen aged about 84 died in Baltimore this morning after a lengthy illness. Father of Mrs Bertie Farmer of Winchester and relative to many in Virginia, he was a Capon Bridge native and longtime auctioneer. Burial will be beside his wife in Winchester.

Baltimore Frank M. Giffen James Katzenberger Mr. Giffen Bertie Farmer Berryville Avenue Virginia Hampshire County W. Va West Virginia

Major Shacklett Delivers Address At Shrine Meeting

Major W. L. Shacklett retired U S Army officer living in Winchester spoke on Masonry and Its Origin at the Winchester Shrine Club dinner meeting at the George Washington Hotel. A. H. Jackson introduced him as club past president. The gathering included six past presidents and discussed an upcoming basket picnic with McKinley Chapter OES. The Winchester and Clarke County Garden Club will be entertained tomorrow at four o clock at Mrs. Louis Bakers home.

W. L. Shacklett United States Army Winchester Winchester Shrine Club George Washington Hotel Shacklett A. H. Jackson Shriners McKinley Chapter Order of the Eastern Star B. W. Sargent Howard Cahill Claude Grim Walter M. Shade Wendell Goode M. B. Clowe John Fosbrink Major S. Porter House Winchester and Clarke County

Ferry System Strikes Cripple Bay Area Transit

The Key System ferry boats go out of service as a general strike spreads from Oakland to San Francisco and Berkeley. Guards move into Oakland and San Francisco waterfronts as 7,000 California militiamen concentrate with tanks and guns. Supplies shift under guard as thousands lose transit amid widespread job actions.

Oakland San Francisco Associated Press San Fransico Calif Portland Oreg San Franscsco San Franscico Municipal East Bay Key Lines Berkeley Alameda Southern Pacific National California Bay Teamsters

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